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VENTOVIND™ PRO SPECIAL

USER MANUAL

Demand controlled ventilation for apartment

buildings and larger attic spaces

Summary of Contents for VentoVind PRO Special

Page 1: ...VENTOVIND PRO SPECIAL USER MANUAL Demand controlled ventilation for apartment buildings and larger attic spaces...

Page 2: ...How VentoVindTM works 11 Delivery check 12 Installation 12 Planning the installation 12 Air flow and location of vents 13 Vents and Dampers 14 Sealing cold attic spaces 14 Gable and ridge vents 15 Air...

Page 3: ...Setting signal speed Baud rate 26 Holding Register 27 Service check and resetting via Modbus 28 Starting and settings 29 Checks at start up 30 Maintenance and service 31 Troubleshooting 32 Actions in...

Page 4: ...stem is suitable for both large and small cold attic spaces and can be used in houses as well as large tenement buildings schools etc VentoVind can be installed both during and after new construction...

Page 5: ...ne must not be performed without written permission from Corroventa Avfuktning AB The product technical data and or installation and operating instructions are subject to change without notice These u...

Page 6: ...ergone adequate training 9 Do not damage the electrical cable The cable must not run through water or over sharp edges 10 Never carry or drag VentoVind by its cables 11 Using electrical equipment in v...

Page 7: ...and monitoring system The latest version of the user instructions can be obtained from www corroventa com documentation See section Living Environment and Control systems VentoVind PRO function Vento...

Page 8: ...m cable which is separable at the sensor NOTE It is extremely important that the sensors are positioned in accordance with the manual When reconnecting sensors the control unit must be disconnected fr...

Page 9: ...fan and dampers Test operate fan and dampers according to the manual It is important to check that the air is transported from the fan through the entire area and out through the exhaust air damper A...

Page 10: ...nd the surrounding sea cause a lot of humidity Air moisture is measured and usually given in relative humidity RH This is a measurement of how much moisture the air contains compared to how much it ca...

Page 11: ...g evaporates approximately 40 50 grams of water per hour when at rest at room temperature and a family can easily produce 10 litres of water per day that evaporates into the indoor air Other sources o...

Page 12: ...is powered and speed controlled via a control unit placed inside the attic Sensors that measure the outdoor climate as well as the climate in the attic are connected to the control unit The control u...

Page 13: ...that accompanies the delivery Installation Note that any electrical installations carried out in connection with this work must be done by a qualified electrician in accordance with local and nationa...

Page 14: ...ion should look like for optimum function Here we only describe general installations Air flow and location of vents VentoVind PRO works according to the principle that outdoor air that is drier than...

Page 15: ...cold attic space See images 1 3 Inlets and outlets can also occur through roof hoods Roof hoods which are purchased separately from alternative suppliers and installed in accordance with their instru...

Page 16: ...sheet material may be needed for larger openings 1 Seal the joist openings or caulk seal the ventilation gap to the eaves using suitable material If the eaves are sealed point 2 does not need to be p...

Page 17: ...throoms and laundry rooms can be fitted with a humidity controlled exhaust fan Electrical sockets and electrical installation Any electrical installations carried out in connection with this work must...

Page 18: ...he cable can be replaced as necessary and extended up to 100m The indoor sensor must be installed so that the measured values are representative of the general climate in the attic space When VentoVin...

Page 19: ...d through should be a diameter of at least 11mm The connector must be weather protected at installation The sensor must be installed so that the measured values are representative of the general clima...

Page 20: ...l unit A maximum 350W AC type fan can be used When connecting to the control unit the power output for AC fan must be used The AC fan speed is PWM Pulse Width Modulation controlled See section Control...

Page 21: ...nd for auxiliary control of the fan s operation and alarms can be used in the event of operational stops of the fan The Tacho signal can only be read off on an EC fan Installing AC fans VentoVind PRO...

Page 22: ...ore than 25 kg Use of a two man lift is recommended according to AFS2012 02 If the fan is installed in a public area lock the guard on the fan using a screw or pop rivet Install the suspension wire wi...

Page 23: ...damper D and wall plate A with hose clamps C Install the wire mesh grille H on the exhaust side of the fan If the fan is installed in a public area lock the guard on the fan using a screw or pop rivet...

Page 24: ...er opening for exhaust air Install nipple E motorised damper D and wire mesh grille H In order to ensure the opening and closing function of the motorised damper test operate the damper once the entir...

Page 25: ...is in normal operation Closes off on all types of alarm 7 Output 1 10V 24V GND Ground Max power 1 10 VDC For speed control EC fan Alternatively Max power 24 VDC 20mA For external relay control of fan...

Page 26: ...d off and settings can be adjusted as necessary Recommended cable To prevent the signal being interrupted by magnetic electrical or electromagnetic interference a shielded twisted pair cable of class...

Page 27: ...switch s rocker is marked with numbers 1 8 where 1 represents the lowest value zero or one the 2nd represents zero or two the 3rd zero or four etc If all switches are positioned to zero OFF or one ON...

Page 28: ...set to alarm every 365 days 3x50012 Current indoor temperature Modbus 40 125 C R Current indoor temperature Scaling 10 3x50109 Calculated Relation 0 01 R Current Relation as shown on the Control Pane...

Page 29: ...sensor Write 1 to this address to acknowledge the alarm 3x50128 Alarm10 i e 1 when OK 0 when alarm is triggered RW All indoor and or outdoor sensor s lost system cannot operate Write 1 to this addres...

Page 30: ...minutes connection to the control panel is no longer possible and the control unit must be restarted by disconnecting the current for a short period Setting date and time Set the correct date and time...

Page 31: ...ised dampers The dampers can be test operated manually via the control panel Check that the damper function works satisfactorily and that the dampers open and close without any problems Upon delivery...

Page 32: ...the fan must be disconnected from power before it is opened 1 Disconnect the fan from power all pole break by removing the fan connector in the control unit and wait until the fan wheel has stopped 2...

Page 33: ...panel The fan does not start when the connector is connected and Homevision control panel does not connect to the control unit Power connection and or control unit connection Check that there is volta...

Page 34: ...ktning AB 2020 12 33 39 Actions in the event of power failure After a power failure VentoVind restarts the system automatically and no settings need to be adjusted If the control unit is unpowered for...

Page 35: ...idth x Depth mm 85 x 150 x 30 Weight g 20 Voltage AC adapter 5 VDC 800 mA Control unit VentoVind Height x Width x Depth mm 180 x 255 x 95 Cable length m 5 Weight g xx Fuse Type Max T16A 250VAC Connect...

Page 36: ...rrent A 0 422 Maximum air flow m3 h 533 Speed r p m 2680 Max temperature of transported air C 70 Max temperature of transported air during voltage control C 70 Sound pressure level 3m db A 35 9 Weight...

Page 37: ...und pressure level 3m dB A 42 4 Weight kg 16 8 Insulation class motor B Enclosure class motor IP54 Prepared for ErP requirements ErP 2018 VentoVind PRO Special Fan KVK 200 EC Voltage V 230 Frequency H...

Page 38: ...y Hz 50 60 Phase 1 Power W 168 Current A 1 17 Maximum air flow m3 h 1620 Speed r p m 1832 Max temperature of transported air C 60 Max temperature of transported air during voltage control C 60 Sound p...

Page 39: ...er manual Corroventa Avfuktning AB 2020 12 38 39 Fan size All dimensions are in millimetres FAN A B C D E F G 160 AC EC 528 482 532 505 266 160 798 200 AC EC 682 604 596 500 352 200 810 250 AC EC 836...

Page 40: ...Motorised damper 315mm 1002686 Sensor Outdoor 1002687 Sensor Indoor Junction box 230v to Damper Relay box for AC fans 6000162 Collar 160mm 6000224 Collar 200mm 6000284 Collar 315mm 6000192 Hose 160mm...

Page 41: ...enta develops manufactures sells and rents high quality products for dealing with water damage moisture odours and radon We are one of the market leaders and specialists in innovation within the indus...

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